The Los Angeles Unified School District board has announced a ban on student cell phone use during the school day. Officials face challenges on enforcement and ensuring minimal disruption, raising questions about implementation.
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US Marines have detained a civilian during the Los Angeles ICE protests, marking the first known arrest since troops were deployed under Trump’s orders. The development raises fresh concerns over military involvement in civil unrest.
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Reactions to Trump’s tough response to LA protests sharply divided along party lines. Supporters praised his law-and-order stance, while critics condemned the crackdown as heavy-handed and a threat to free speech.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are fully committed to locking in for the season’s stretch run, according to key veteran player. The team aims to maintain focus and intensity to secure a strong playoff position.
Ex-NBA veteran expertly silences LeBron James critics following a viral video showcasing the star’s unmatched skills. The clip has reignited debates, affirming LeBron’s enduring dominance in the league.
Former Angels All-Star seeks a new path in baseball, aiming to become an MLB manager. His leadership experience and on-field success position him as a promising candidate for a managerial role.
As schools shifted to remote learning in 2020, many students struggled to stay connected, highlighting significant access gaps. The New York Times reports on the digital divide impacting education equity nationwide.
The Los Angeles Lakers have been sold for $10 billion, marking the richest deal in sports history. The landmark transaction sets a new benchmark for franchise valuations across the industry.
Fox News Flash highlights top headlines for June 2, covering key political updates, breaking news, and major events from around the world. Stay informed with the latest developments across all sectors.
The Los Angeles school board voted to require Covid-19 vaccinations for all eligible students aged 12 and over. The mandate aims to curb outbreaks and ensure safer in-person learning across the district.
The Trump administration has directed California to remove gender identity topics from its sex education curriculum, citing federal guidelines. The move ignites debate over state rights and LGBTQ+ inclusivity in schools.
Officials have been preparing for weeks to deploy the National Guard to Chicago as former President Trump pushes to intensify crime crackdown efforts in the city. The move aims to address rising violence and public safety concerns.
Mystery deepens after three people were found fatally shot in their cars in a remote California desert. Authorities have launched an investigation but have yet to identify suspects or a motive.
The Los Angeles Chargers face the Houston Texans in the AFC Wild Card game. Catch all the action live with kickoff at 4:30 PM ET. Find how to watch and key game details only on Yahoo Sports.
Blake Lively has filed a lawsuit against her “It Ends With Us” co-star Justin Baldoni. Amid the legal dispute, several collaborators have publicly expressed support for Lively, intensifying the controversy surrounding the film.
As immigration raids intensify under Trump’s administration, many migrants are choosing to go underground, avoiding detection amid heightened enforcement efforts, BBC reports. This shift complicates border control operations.
USA Football’s Summer Series in Los Angeles highlights flag football’s rise ahead of its Olympic debut in 2028. The event showcases growing interest and grassroots support for the fast-paced sport.
The Eastern District of Wisconsin’s Department of Justice office enforces federal laws, handles major investigations, and prosecutes cases to ensure justice and public safety across the region, safeguarding community interests.
Chicago faces a surge in crime as police resist the city’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The standoff raises concerns over officer shortages and public safety challenges in the crime-hit city.